Hello, and welcome to the AEW Dynamite review, I'm Adam Wilborn from What Culture, joined by the Deadly Boys of What Culture,

Michael Hanflot, Michael Cedwick, here to review everything that happened on last night's episode of AEW Dynamite.

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instead of you to review last night's AEW Dynamite, I don't really know how to start this one, if I want to hear it.

Yeah, I don't know how to talk about it.

Look, it's one of those where I don't want to develop parasocial relationships with wrestlers,

they're not your friends, but they all had an extremely challenging time at work.

It feels like just a wrong time and place to say that, you know, I couldn't tell if elements of this show weren't made,

or if even a great show would have seemed completely irrelevant in terms of the very real struggle and triumph

that that main event was and a cast of shadow over everything else, or if I would have enjoyed what was presented to me

if it was on any other Wednesday, or what, but ultimately, the pro wrestling show, which was kind of immaterial in itself,

but also everything as well.

Yeah, I was going to say, I didn't want to say I didn't care about this show.

It was everything, that's, you know, look, they got the one thing that everyone watched it for, absolutely perfect,

and that's, I think, all that matters.

Yeah, I can't really add too much to that, it sounds crass to plug that into the ups and downs,

as we normally would remain such during the podcast, I would really like people to read that,

because I feel like when you write another degree, so sometimes it's not easier,

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